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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24
Delaware Camp Meeting.

The Delaware Camp Meeting i.
near at hand. The city of tent.
will rise the first day of July, Fri.
day before the first Sunday. The
revival spirit is already in the air
From almost every quarter the
good news is waited, I'VE are CON-
ing"
Let them come from home and
and afar-on foot on wheels
come one, come all The point is
central, three miles south of Bar
net beautifully located, and has
an abundance of flowing water,
the time is the most leisure sea-
son of the year; and the cause, the
salvation of dying men and women
is common and sufficient to have
us 'of one accord in one place"
On our Zion Will be stretched a
large Gospel tent where the people
will congregate to worship. Camp
ers will select their own locations.
There will be a first class restau-
rant on the grounds for the accom-
mediation of the transient public.
All stands of ice-cream, lemonade,
etc, are prohibited in the lease.
Market wagons will replenish the
tenters once a day.
The great thought of the meet
ing is spiritual, and not the physi-
cal man. We will continue about !
10 days. Begin with the begin
ming; there is nothing like good
start.
Remembering Delaware and the
LIST day of July next, let us pray
with all prayer for great revival
of religion.
Your fellow laborer,
J. r. NELSON.
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Burnet and Llano counties are
wild with excitement over the dis.
covery of valuable deposits of gold
and silver recently found there.
For several weeks there has been
a considerable influx of prospec-
tors and spectators, and rumors
of every description have been
rife. These have now, so far as
Burnett county is concerned, set
tied down to a positiveness that
gives no room for doubt. Gold is
there, and there in large quanti-
ties. The people are in perfect
fever of excitement, the recent de-
velopments being the talk of every
one. To particularize, then, it
seems that in the Hoover valley 10
miles from the town of Burnet,
and in the same county, are situa-
ted what are are known as the old
San Saba mines. These were OPP
Grated long years by ago both the
Spanish and Mexican governments
but have for many decades been
lost sight Of Now, it seems that
Mr.. Archiebald Fitzgerald, a min
ing expert of 40 years of expert
ence, and who has been for the
past five years engaged With the
San Jose mines, in the state of
Tamaulipas, Mexico, has devoted
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Astonishing Success.

1t is the duty of every person
who has used Boschee's German
Syrup to let its wonderful quail
ties be known to their friends in
curing consumption, severe coughs
Group, asthma, pneumonia, and in
fact all throat and lung diseases.
No person can use it without in
mediate relief. Three doses will
relieve any case, and we consider
it the duty of all Druggists to rec
ommend it to the poor, dying con-
sumptive, at least to try one bottle
as $4,000 dozen bottles were sold
last year, and no one case where it
failed was reported. Such a med
icine as the German Syrup cannot
be too widely known. ASK your
druggist about it. Sample bottles
to try sold at 10 cents. Regular
size, % cents. Sold by all Drug
gists and dealers, i'll the United
States and Canada. %
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= this point seven men, compare
lively young wearing SLOUGH hat
and having the appearance o
countrymen, entered the passen
/ ger coach and occupied seats "a
ordinary passengers. Just as tn,
train pulled out two of the mel
jumped off, went forward and clam
bered over the tender into the en-
gineer's cab and pulling down
cooked revolyers on the engineer
and fireman, ordered them to dc
as they were told and they would
not be hurt.
When the train had proceeded
two or three miles it was brought
to a halt on long trestIe by the
two men who had gone forward,
and the robbers paoceeded to bus
mess in the most approved style.
The mail and express cars were
first gone through, the men divid-
ing into two parties. The amount
of money secured is not known.
The express people say that the
remittances from this city were
light, but there is no way of know
ing here what valuable through
packages the messenger may have
had turned over to him between
Ell Paso and San Antonio.
When the robbers entered the
express car the messenger, Frank
Folger, seeing them coming threw
away the keys to his safe. This
enraged the desperadoes and two
of them wreaked vengeance on
him for foiling them temporarily
in their work by beating him over
the head with their revolyers and
splitting his ears with pocket
knives. The messenger was badly
used up and his wounds are sup
posed to be serious. The safe is said
to have contained nearly $4,000,
mostly railroad money.
After going through the express
and mail cars the robbers turned
their attention to the passengers,
none of whom were overlooked or
sighted. Even the news butcher
was despoiled of his nickels. One
old gentleman in his berth was
awakened, and, reaching mder his
pillow for his valuables, vas struck
~ a pistol in tie lands
Of a robber, who supposed he was
going for a pistol. The robber
then searched under the pillow and
found roll of bills amounting to
$1,000, together with watch and
some diamonds, probably worth
800 more. All the passengers
we're gone through as easy, most
# them kindly getting their valu-
ibles out to prevent any inconven-
ence to the robbers. A lady pas
enger was struck over the head
or being little slow, and Mr.. L.
iohenthal, merchant of this CITY.
'as relieved of $3.50. The robbers
-ere very cool and determined in
heir work and delayed the train
lore than an hour.
When they had finished they
lounted their horses, in waiting
ear by, and galloped off. The
ain proceeded to the next sta
on, where the wounded express
ian and passengers were given ;;
ltention. kilograms were sent
all the surrounding points and
osses went out. one leaving Co
INDUS two hours after the rob
cry occurred.
While no definite information
Is been received as to the amount
booty secured, it is believed to
I'VE been the most successful
lul that has ever been made in
is state. The officers here are
gagged quietly in working up the
Sc and profess to have good rea-
MS for suspecting certain par
IS who have for long time been
garded as outlaws.
Astonishing SucrpSs
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well, l youst told you watts de
fact; de more a man lives de long
er, he finds every day some dings
out. said an enthusiastic German.
well, what's up now" was asked.
"Vell, | has been droubled desc
ten year mid sick headache, pad
liver, and de Worst kind of dyspep-
STA: and dink of it, two bottles of
dem Browns Iron Tonic done
cured me good and Veil" For
sale by j. n. Eddins g. Co.
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$4,000 PAID DOWN.

MIR. Fitzgerald did not say much
about his business there, and his
silence was golden. He merely
offered $4,000 casll down to the
owner or owners of Hoover's val
ley. The offer was accepted and
the money paid. No intimation,
however of the fEIl meaning of
this transaction got abroad until
the parties went to the court house
to have the deed of sale recorded.
Then the news spread like wild
fire, and the whole country was
soon afame with excitement. Mr..
Fitzgerald is now 70 years of age,
and has no superior as mining
expert. Thirty-eight years ago
he located the "Ductown" mines
of northern Georgia. His acute
instincs in searching for mineral
deposits is the result of 10 years
devoted to. that business, and it
has never failed him. The pres
ent find has many times been
looked over by prospectors and
seeming experts, but they, in each
and every instance, examined on
ly the quartz deposits. Mr. Fitz-
gerald came forearLaed with the
knowledge obtained from the rec
ords that the gold and silver is to
be found in the iron ore deposits,
and not among the quartz. These
he found, and the specimens he
has had assayed showed yield of
$40 worth of gold to the ton, ex-
elusive of the silver and iron.-
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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-06-24

The ueri half ~ lot 3 IL tho Harwood
Id Fenfu.ss Eddition 70 the town Of San
aiIa. formerly owned by Judge T0Wnes,
SD house, kitchen barn. lots, water and
tj.ry-hlnE ccnEenieut. VIII be sold al a
sNl1alI-
Anezi Residence containing four rooms,
StIdes dining raola and kitchen. two
iad ctiIuneyr. barn and all necessary
zr1eascs- Situated on Wallace street
aar fi,s business part of town.
TaE EEgIoE IaoIHrEE RANCH.
&c Acre. u Land, o. Cherokee creek.
80 acres good cedar timber. 90 acres
e fdIahle land, 30 Ecres in pasture
lcrr = good cedar fence Small field.
ceiling L9uso. cribs, lots, etc, and n
a. FuuB< orchard Cherokee creek, a
sErr falling rtzc4ll, ruas through the
aeI uae mile. lac ute Of tie finest springs
San saba epunsF, and large, lne fish
ada fLc -ufird tract, eNceptfhe cedar
AXE. 81 covered with iine coat Of grass.
U=fruDroved Lands.
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Southern Texas Ground for
a Third OF e Century.
BETTER TREES

si'.Ir ,fr-it'tl.f {. 3 abe |L,.--
We hssc arranged for 81. 70 cal Ex.
press rates On all cd. ship
u1erfz. Hlvr orr own grounds and
neesirs lqrre iumefiaisly b. the sf.fiion
r. flaf Sc c1u slip 'r every train. AID
ssrc o rrftoiice aiih daily mail IN ouf
-.lre ~ re 1untry e. that correspond
f1ge sla o. lrliariiy attended 90.
Ne seiieit orders hy mail Of any
- nlr nllhorizHd agents. Gaia
i2enes sat free upon application.
Adlre
t4LAEnI OADERDONk,
Nursery Victoria Co, Tex.
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a great part of his time to search
ing through the records of the
Spanish and Mexican governments
and was SO successful in his search
that he was able to locate the San
Saba mines to foot. On Wednes-
day last he arrived in Burnet, and
was from there driven fifteen miles
to Hooyer's valley, and within a
quarter of an hour after his arriv-
al was on the exact spot he was
looking for, and has been looking
for altogether eight years, having
devoted three years to the study
of the Spanish government rec
ords before his association with
I
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fslufains 200 eorrs, 3 miles south 81 san
eaiIz, good bcr house, cedar posts az
zt11nd slic sufire f.ari ready for fencing
ll.oi well raiar, aud spring. aud tanE
.l.4...' -. afl...Is
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MISSION VALLEY
N URaE 81 Els.

These nurseries were established
at Mission Valley, Texas, in 1870.
10 secure better mail and shipping
facilities We have removed to the
Gulf, West Texas & Pacific rail-
way, ten miles above Victoria and
eight niles from the old location.
We have made the most ex-
haustlTe experiments, combined
with careful study,
Southern Texas Ground for
a Third Of e Century.
We have sparedneither care nor
expense that could increase the
value OF our results to the people.
We have kept up large
Experimental Grounds
a riiea = sake orr rosis So both ne Frsif and
tiiiai-91ta- lelI-firnrafs. Oar tests arc. fhcrr-
ieie - cor r'-,c All fhHrnugh hat We ar en-
t5icl @ seer sli-iiga veil eiaqfcd 30 ihe wants
y .l1 frfi f1rnli1r ciilaafr
ll 10 cheap. uIilcelimafli arf1heru
isrta Neto not rrraoaf 20 supply tires and
f--li7 - 2 l1tr lars ftan ether nufseFirs bat
g. l.1la i1 ta able o. furnish
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THE ONLY ROUTE
Rnnning Solid through Trains between
Galveston and Fort Worth.
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Allieon q Martin.

fss7c ai.-oiufe control offhe ? Perty
da-crii...i below. sad vii tske pleasure
Il. siriu~ iri,r,rafiou 10 resIdenfs or non
r.ssdenis ooncerusnr e. II y0u want a
rood hosnr ~ ore Of fbe most prosperous
and heai-hr counties la fha west. cal on
a. .. wr.fe h -. ara We VIII md a
|01af.9 a. a-IlH
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
SnifIan

9ti8songen aa6nebes igien Sen 3oie
Dc. aeiisrens Cole oplaites ira 3broe
men. Hapen tatfeoes for ben Sntpbez
foHmenbeo, 9an bauoe piIt R~e9jerinaen.
8isets lloenrigspolitif 6eitrabte iis Of
tio for at beuare Sreoen o. iiaroeless
beb for 5reben meo 9piflanbs narmeite
Naboer. 6%esjerinsens 5orbolb til
fremmeoe Wagter bar BET FANNIE M,
Iom oa iibite &issbas oabneoes. Spis
bernie &issba9 uben determining beIlut=
ter, at lobe Rationen uiie jim Stprfe,
iaa ben fan bore oGbnet til at tilbaaez
iIaa etbuert Insreb paa oens Gr9nIer,
oil Jreoen p9re ~saranteret, % be ulifre
Sslelier, iOm 5orbanolinserne / iioite
&issoas frenrfalote, pil berpeb ~fiernes.
Sc iamme 9cufOrilas, lom iremiattes
/ forrise 8issbas, pit fremiattes /
oeune. Ser Sil osiaa blipe iremiat
Sorilas ON npe Snotastsfiloer ug npe
SfattelOpe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
IIabam

7ampifib brGnot % 20 4eriouer
pmfpm. 9ampifibet "@. $. @nroner",
ct al Dc ltDrite pan Iom6iqtee 6looen,
brGn6te iOrrige Iir8oag 3 Mi( neoeus
for Gainesville. Gampifiset bieu al
bele5 poeta9t tinigcmeO 464 8alIer
8Onnt(o. 20 Gerlpuer pttom. &c
Ileite al bi8le orufneoe, ioet DC iprnn9
oterborb pg iorip8te at iupmme / 9uno,
33ttotN be8pnbte en- 8omulos6aue, Gu
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9ane &lUoer antGnbtc3, % i6et ban
lprang omfrin9 blanot 8omulbsbals
ierne, antebtes Iefe 2abnin9en, iaa
3ampItibet in0en iaa Wtinlter bar inos
bplet / ct 6lnmmebau. 9tQe 5prIe9
poa at illtffe Sloen rar i~rugteslpie, %
8amplfibct breu Mob Qano paa ct Steb,
bUpr bet Dar meget panifeligt at tomme
ilanb for Dem, ipn iprans oUer6orb.
Gn &abptssut, en- J}e9er, paa ct N0r-
6eben li9genoe 1ampitib reobebe FEM
NasIa9erer peo at lpDmme ilanb mel
Dem. 8en beltemooi9e 9ooS bleo pao
i'm HDft, inbtil 6tammerne umrineeoe
ham.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
Wtr ut 0 ut.

Gu fnfit9 Sport. 5ra Ganaba CT
Der fculrielt Ell SarIot, Iom 6ebber 81
bugsan 6eferen, % ben gar trnrst iis
iOm en- Mooeias inb i mansiDloi9e
Sper, fore % imaa, tiltru5s fpr at ben
Slags 5arfult, iMu fables Spbpsaar,
bar foitet mango @enneifer laauel 2ip
lom 9emmer. Ssiaa 8pen &utfanb
bar iaaet i'm "9oEossanzG bute", ps
paa oerne 8ane inotraf Ser iorleben en-
fo~ri9rbelis uiytfe. Gn pel anieet @az
oofat Mr. Barrett Ga.te 9ipet til, ps
Mirs. Sarris, ipm lab iammen nteb ba.n
pla Slaben fpm iaalebes til Sfebe, at
bun neppe fan operleue bet. Ga1 rob
ioatme 8esiueubeo ifreu fig fra ct Sibe=
bcro, Der par iprunset op os fob ret
imab Be Nseuoe. Rr. Barrett fiji gns
ben al Boroet op isjennem llnberlipet
os n5 isjennem 8pssen. San bsbe
nosle Timer eiter unber Be itreffelisfte
9ioelier. 9ette er ct 5inserpes, iom
Gnbper, Der lpermer for ben Slaas
"9es", burbe tage til fig.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
=9prt.

Ga btItig SororDIteiie marfeses
0n8oas @ftermiobas paa 5pOiiben al
Gong Sslano. 0inouesriberne / $3.50
ningcrne tlirveoe. Spieruatpriet pau
Sire Sslanb rDItebe Here Sefunoer.
Sprorpftelier mGrfeSes O9iaa paa flere
andre Stepr fanssmeo &piten, men
Sfaoen CT rtetpoelis.
Gn 3Oal srabtes iioIte Gnsbag Gfs
termioba9 omtrent Z Mfile ubenfpr gdit
6amptcn paa Gong Sslano, mlen fel
5ansit-W anb Ifabet sar iitnnb til at fire
fig ben, ianf BEN tilbfnos paa 20 Same
&orb. Tpret maalte omtrent so Sob
/ 9en9be % bif giue ct llbbDtte At ben
bed $1,000 Gram p9 6iifebel. timber
0sosfdmpen trulte Sbalen 8oaoen mes
itn frafti8e Sale, ps 2perftbefalenoe
par nteSet nGr oeb at MITE 2iuet. ,6an
Ilpugte& ND / 8anoet, men reooeoe fla
peo at Go,oe fig fait / BET III bsbe Ours
&iGUt. O9iaa be gUrise pm6prb bleu
ngot III al lupmnte, men pptn9es Itrar
eiter al CT tililenoe 9aab.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
S>Dpnotisnscm Ioin gage
miDoel.

vi Ell grtitel / "5unc5e6sbtaoet"
ont bette GHue bioipties: Ger gipes
Ell alasie al S%pgooume. iom inobefats
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poe, ON life oct iornemIte, ian BOG Ell
~uRientli9 0irlp. 91ou bar en- 0cl fors
unoerli9e Sienosgjeruiuger, TOM uiier,
builten Ma9t cit pcatpun9en 9oe 6ar
pna Sinoet uuoer 6Dpuotismen. Gaas
leoe5 bar man bgpHotilertt Grauiere
paa en- lib, ou bisie a Roru, % Der
irbprenteoes Dem bd paa bet teitems
telte, at De life matte BRUCE Spiritus,
Iorbi ben par iaa % ina Iarli0. Snb=
trptfet uareoe / mango IilIGtbe aares
uis, % Be betbrcbeoes ior i'm Qibenltab,
Itjgnt be O9iaa ieuere a meget uoiat
for Jriitelicr. Mnn bar uH6er oisie
5orieg iunoet, at DiGuo UNDER 5noIlp=
oelie al Spiritu8 Tom Regel life tan
bbpnotiIeres, % at ben irembrogte 8irt-
ming paa Siuoet no9le 1iliRloe tunoe
uGre meget ilg9ti9, me6ens Den andre
fanSe pare / lnugere Gib. Man bar
berior artaget, at berIom BET ~bDpnotiIte
Snotrpf tuuoe bibringes omitcre, uiloe
8lrfninaen tunne gjeres 6liuenoe, "a
at MA paa bcuue Maaoe tituoc faa ct
prattilt Reiultat / mango lili1loe.
Der berettes pm ct Iilialoc, bpor Ell
licenita6elig IobafsrDger, meoens ban
bar beniat en- bDpnotiif 1ilitano, bleu
betpoet, at Fan life matte briffe eQer
rpge mere. 9an ful0te Baabnbet, falot
after ira, men 6leu laa oftere bpprotis
Ieret, % tilllut 6lep be gjentasue iii
lfpnoelier 6am ior itarf, o. ban ilttteoe
at rp9e. @isie Srganer for Gglclien
fan uocn 1uipl moer SuoilDoellen at
6ppnotiame paauirfes | 66i @rao az
Torlfjelli9e 8e9re6er. Ut nnoeuoe bette
paa en- praftiif Wnaoe paa 8rantere err
ct MT Self for Sptofosier Tom tgr BARE
en- tor 5remtiO fcr fig. sirlens 5or.
bOlo ~liseouerfor Qegemet e. biotil tibet
mea oi tsr tro, at 8iOentdbeu
er paa Sporet, og isr eller ienere oil Vi
bape aienbssierniu9sr for os, iOm opp
noilsmen risieli9 oil tase til SnotQgt
Tor fig.
6ppnotismen ipnes snbelig at tuune
6liue en- 9jGlp oeo imertelige 5coIler.
slereoe tot lrnsere lib lioen er bette
iasttdset og M ganite nplig pifentligs
CT i~talienit 9ase, at ban bar
en- 8arielfuinbe unoer bDpnotiIf
Snbuirfnins, uoen at bum ielte nogens
iombelit Smsrte.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
: nblanbet.


6uurge Srpiii / SiouI Gztp 6Ier
iulcScn Gag bpnt til liospari3 8er9-
~ielsirai tot at taoe mprbst CD. Smtdr
ben 3bie Sail 1886.
@pgniEgcn al Den me Sro rper
@isiourifooen melem Gpuncil Sflff&
% Smaba Uil 6lipe poabegDnbt iusreli
muli9, 9cn Ital bore fulot fHrois in
Sen X Madneoer.
ScrubaneuiDttc. 6orri8e 2orougs
Mor9M itooie TO 6ragttns pau Rod
3slan0 / Sub ior Gc5 M0fnc8, iar1ner
gaa en- 8ro roer Sappp SoGow. 10
&osre lnlteoe meo Swn bGlte6e liz
Our 8rpen % t~ruites. Tpgio.ercn
btO lea llentt %iorilaaet, 1t ban opoe
fort 3ib eiter % 6prbpberen fix fps
|iarIi9e &pGfelier, ina Der er lioet baab
ont gan3 6cl6reoelie.
Ges Moiucs, cstcola Il Sorberl
VI. u. bleO iorri9e 3irsbos ipl9t iGes
|@oiaes for @jrlo. ct epuotiat al
attiecicre ira 9lD Gugianb fiobte ganen
|ior s750,000.
"0nrN 6lOcr" bernieMbe. @tFrift=
getten 9e8 Noines erilGrcoe fcr.eoeu
Gag at hard cider CT b~eruianbe, % at
9et@ GilUlrfn!ns p9 Sdlg CT fcrbubt
lr9l8e &rubi6jtionslppen. g. CARLOAD
mo Cher biep iirl9e beune &jeuselie
to11ftret % ppelogt. Somtibig Elep
giaa Ell li9nerbe ajenbeile ai9ipet an
8aaetoe ct iicrt Splas 81, ioIi tilEerte
Ct NpptbeIcrfirn,a. 8isle TO 5a9sy er
aFpe!epeoe til Dpieiteret.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
@utgarien

cprcr. 3fglae &c ieneite Giterret
ringer ira 8ulgaricu ct Der uobrnot
Cprpr 6larot Splooterue / Siliitrin,
3uitibut % paa andre Steoer. Slime
ligpi3 itaar Gu8lanb bag oisie llroli9
beoer for at Oct ienerc ueo en- pasieuoe
4ei(i9beo fan optrpoe meo Ell bepnbHet
Stprte / 9ufsarien ior at 9jcuOprette
6reoen. 3 8uitidut er Gpitanoen
tllet. Somtli9e Giiicerer, Der tommnn
oerebe OprDrerne bleu enten tagne til
ian9e, ituote eIer orutneoe, loet De iors
lo9te at Ipomme oper 6looen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

Jobn @alters, iom beltog i BET
lrIfe Gprgr ! l196, beoe ! Snsoogs
Detroit / en- 2l(0er al los 9(ar. 6alr
6leU uopiit ira Srlanb, emiterat 0prpre.
par unOerfnet. 6au bpintte Zig iprit i
SudS'Golntg, 4ennigloanja, Guur ban
blep cit for1tlenoe Mauo, men table
Iencre al itu Gienoem.
YbarnacD.T Department peb llnioers
lltetet &nn Qrbor blep forrige girs-
Sag b~etgoeli9t ~bcIfabiset oeo CT Sloe-
brano. SlRr CT Sfaben itor paa Sc
mifo.icr o9 Npparater.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
W inne{0fa

vi Gel Tarnlere @aieca bar sjay.
'''gereoaoe Sfriot for at or9agiiere G
SIntOi9 asiuraMle SelItab ier Say-
la'rne GDuntpet.
WI m National @anf er orsdaliiere:
y, $nul meo en- N~ftiefapital al CT
qa' giaicu Dollars. Den pil blipt
4a'ni Den 15oe Nai. 5elsenbe gml.
S'psaano Ct palste: Yrelibent, Mbert
STsT'r; Tite: Yretoenter, 8. $. &el-
Ky % Charles &ittetion, os aasierer,
9s'nlan S9eHer. 2iireftprerme er itts
Su'sle enOna. Set an.ases, at &ttiefa.
.'a'sl oil blise forsse. til 81 ,OOO, 000.
"at e'ter at 8anfen er praaniieret.
tlourmolle brGnot. &usIea, Rout
SN'ltons 5loarmeIe 3 Mil opeHior
!" a'0er ~neobranote forrise 9irsbas.
-. erOE' anllaaes til benimpb ST., 1000,
AISsls asiureret.
n, u %'torartet Yafbns fer Mel ira
nv s"U''arp d Co.'S ubpre Meaefirma /
s'u.'sapOlis iart iammen umper bet
r ,1''' Srpt al Snemasierne paa 9aset.
~. "'''Oe laa $4,000 Barrels @el, al
, ,,a' 009 De Iarreite fnuites. Gabet
-'l'aafs bog til $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
2nbe.9 u n ,s,er 649.

builieu Der 6srettes, al &beoiueH /
9G9ppten bar aiite6iget a0c 5rauit
mano ! bans 1jdneite.
Zen tcrrmte 8rrlt Scum Mnrb
8eeter ligger Tor 9goeu hos i'm 5pu i
Srootlpn. Iorsoa9 % 5reong par
ban Iiot ING. men life prrre. eur at ban
tln6e goa omfrin9 2eroag fit ban ct
Sta9tiliRlbe, % loen bar 6au ligaet /
en- 6olp bepi0Itlss GilItoao. Eager
T8VT, M W nv u ~ NTH7Tv vfr-
bans 0elbre0elie.